Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-17
THE WARRINGTON GROVE MEETING
Temperance Day-A Reviv8lETWemty
COnverts-Pers0nalN Notes.
of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August IL, 1887.
The temperance program OF yesterday after.
noon, though hastily arranged, was very interest
Ing and marked success. About noon the heav-
ems cleared and the sun shone brightly The at
tendance upon the tabernacle service was large
and full comprising a goody number OF country
folks. At p. m, Mr.. Edwin Higgins advocated
the temperance cause and held the profound at
tention OF the large congregation Miss Jennie
Smith made powerful appeal to the mothers and
sisters Of men, in behalf Of the white ribbon. An
able address by Mr.. Henry E. Lee was well re-
ceived, as were the remarks of Dr. NICK Reilly and
ii. b. Moulton. Miss Jennie Smith left for Rock
Vile at 7:19 p. m, to hold q temperance rally
there.
At 8 p. m. very large audience assembled to
near an earnest and impressive sermon by Rev. A.
than Interest bs rs ss10na Of
twenty persons came to the altar OF prayer, and
DR.. Kaynett win preach the missionary sermon
at IL a. M this morning. Miss Roe, the returned
missionary from India, VIII address meeting this
afternoon VIII, At night Dr. H. r. Naylor Of Wash
promises to be the great day OF the feast.
Mr. Jas. Somerville, who has been sojourning at
home last evening much improved, to the great de-
light OF his family and many friends. Miss Ham
al Is Mrs NJ DO1s
terday were Mrs. Hazel Cashel, Miss Lucy Gar
rett, ID. H. Bouic, Rockville. and 8. o. Jones.
In Seventh Place.
THE wASHINGToSS GIVEN A SIT BACK By THE PHIL
LIKS-oTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Washingtons made a stubborn fight yester-
day to retain sixth place, but the unconQuerable
Phillies succeeded In winning the third successive
game, although ten innings were necessary to de-
eide tae contest, and the winning run was made
after two men were out. The score was to g.
The statesmen made twelve hits and six errors,
ana the Pnl1eS four errors and seventeen hits; OF
the latter seven were base On balls given by ODay.
Ferguson pitched for the victors. He was batted
for eleven save hits. OF these, Daily made triple
and siugie, and Dealey and Donnelly each made
two singles. The score was tied In the ninth Oh
Daileyo single TO left, wild throw by Clements.
AID Donneliy's fly to FOgarty. The Phillies had
two OUT In the tenth Inning and the crowd had
given up hopes Of run, VIXEN Clements sent q
hard grOunder down by Hines. The latter just
touched the ball and II glanced of into left field.
McLaughiin's lit was then fumbled by DOnnely,
aud Wood followed with Il long single to left Gen.
ter on which Clements scored the winning run.
The game abOunded in good plays. Fogarty threw
runner out at third on u big throw from right
field. The brilliant playing OF Irwin, Wood and
Andrews in the latter part Of the game saved the
PhiliieS from defeat.
The Washingtons and Bostons VIII play at Wor-
ceSter to-day.
other games yesterday resulted as follows: New
York, 3; Boston, J. Detroit, B; Chicago 3. Ath-
ietlc, u; Brooklyn, 5. Metropolitan, IA; Balti-
more, =. Cincinnati, A. Louisville g. st. Louis, IL;
Cleveland 4.